Eagles rookie defensive tackle Jalen Carter has been a stud so far on the field for Philadelphia, and now he’s proving to be pretty funny off the field.
In case you missed it, Carter had an epic flop during the Eagles’ win over the Dolphins on Sunday night. He and Miami offensive tackle Austin Jackson got tangled up after a play late in the second quarter, and Carter fell to the ground with a move that should be nominated for all the acting awards.
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A Michigan State employee has been suspended after Hitler appeared on the jumbotron prior to the Michigan/MSU game.
People were stunned to see Hitler appear on the jumbotron at Spartan Stadium Saturday, and images of it immediately went viral.
While there was plenty of outrage, it was a complete accident. Michigan State was showing a trivia game from the YouTube channel The Quiz Channel, and a question about Hitler’s birthplace was included in the quiz, according to CBS News.
It was an unfortunate situation, but definitely a completely innocent mistake with zero malice.
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Toto Wolff and company pick up the pieces after a disappointing DQ
For a moment, everything was coming up Mercedes.
Lewis Hamilton’s strong drive in the United States Grand Prix saw him come across the line second, behind only Max Verstappen, which for a time solidified Mercedes’ status in second place in the Formula 1 Constructors’ standings.
Arizona Coyotes’ defenseman Travis Dermott became the first player to defy the NHL’s ban on Pride-themed equipment and apparel after putting a few wraps of rainbow tape on his stick against the Anaheim Ducks on Saturday. His boycott of the league’s recent ban came in just the fifth game of Arizona’s season.
Here’s a look at some of the fantasy players who had the best and worst performances of the weekend. These players are already on fantasy rosters in most leagues, so take this information into potential trade talks as you try to sell high or buy low.
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Jahmyr Gibbs, RB, Lions
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Gibbs got the call this week in the absence of David Montgomery, and he finally had the look of an NFL first-rounder. The rookie rushed 11 times for 68 yards and scored on a 21-yard dash.
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Looking at the winners and losers from the United States Grand Prix
Shortly after the podium celebration came to a close, yet while the champagne was still flowing, the report came.
A post-race examination had found that the planks on Lewis Hamilton’s car, as well as Charles Leclerc’s car, were not in compliance with Formula 1’s Technical Regulations.
With both teams referred to race stewards, potential violations hung in the balance.
The Philadelphia Eagles bounced back in Week 7 with a big, 31-17, win over the Miami Dolphins in a Sunday night showdown between two of the best teams in the NFL.
The Eagles, who wore their beautiful throwback Kelly green uniforms on SNF, jumped out to an early lead over the Dolphins and never looked back. It was a very solid performance by a team that didn’t look very solid at all in a loss to the Jets a week before.
This doesn’t mean the Eagles are headed back to the Super Bowl. And it doesn’t mean the Dolphins have officially fallen out of contention to play on the NFL’s grandest stage.
But this one has meaning.
It says a lot about both the Eagles and the Dolphins.
Eagles 31.
Dolphins 17.
PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA – OCTOBER 22: A.J. Brown #11 of the Philadelphia Eagles scores a touchdown on a pass play during the second half of a game against the Miami Dolphins at Lincoln Financial Field on October 22, 2023 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. (Photo by Mitchell Leff/Getty Images)
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The Rangers beat the Astros on Sunday to force a Game 7 and continue a bizarre trend: The road team has won every game in the ALCS.
Eagles head coach Nick Sirianni discussed the team’s successful usage of the Tush Push play in short-yard situations, and addressed the advantages the reliable play provides for Philadelphia.
Speaking to reporters after the win on Sunday Night Football against the Dolphins, Sirianni spoke about the controversial quarterback sneak play, saying he doesn’t believe it should be banned by the NFL.
“Every first down is a 1st and 9,” said the Eagles head coach, via Ralph Vacchiano of Fox Sports. “We have a lot of confidence in that play.